Is it actually possible ?

How ? with Docker? Ansible ?

  • DessalinesA
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    14 years ago

    With both. The major 0.6.0 release has a raspberry pi build, just use that number in the docker compose file.

    • @nutomicA
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      44 years ago

      Though it looks like we dont have any actual documentation on how to install the ARM version.

      • DessalinesA
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        24 years ago

        It might not need any, since the production docker install instructions should be smart enough to automatically pull the most updated aarch64 build. But I don’t have a pi so I can’t fully test, but iav on GitHub helped set it up.

        • @nutomicA
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          14 years ago

          I dont think so, the arm builds have a different tag. So it will just download the specified tag, and fail to run because its compiled for x86.

          • DessalinesA
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            24 years ago

            Hrm… I’ll have to do some searching. I hate having to do those aarch builds every time cause they’re really slow on my machine. Maybe we will have to move to some external deployer.

            Or there might be a way to specify a use latest compatible version in the docker compose file.

            • @nutomicA
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              24 years ago

              We can setup a build server for release builds like I said.

              No idea about the compose arch, I am not aware of anything like that (but i only use x86).

              • DessalinesA
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                24 years ago

                Basically check this out you’ll see this build has 2 OS/s or archs. Its called a multiarch docker manifest